Create PPT slides from HTML or XHTML

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Jon Davis

I want to convert HTML or XHTML files into PowerPoint
slides. I'm using office 2000. Is there an automated way
to do this with no or little clean up involved? Also,
what format does the HTML need to be in to create the
slides correctly?
 
Hi Jon,

You can open each individual HTML file directly in
PowerPoint and then consolidate them into one
presentation. Links will have to be updated by hand.

HTH,
Glenna
 
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